Bombay Dost, 2016
Grab your copy of Bombay Dost, 2016 now! Available at a price of Rs 250/- (Hard copy inclusive of shipping charges all over India). The magazine will be couriered in a non-transparent envelope to maintain confidentiality.
Founded in 1990, Bombay Dost was the first registered LGBTQ magazine in India. On our cover we feature one of the finest actors in India today – Manoj Bajpayee. His turn as Professor Siras in Aligarh, as our reviewer says “chilled our bones.” In an exclusive interview, Bajpayee tells us, “The right to love should be granted to everyone.” The issue also features interviews with two other out and proud film personalities – one of Bollywood’s favourite film editors Apurva Asrani and Hollywood’s box office superstar Sir Ian McKellen.
As part of Bombay Dost's 25th anniversary, we embarked on The Likho Writing project to train budding journalists who want to write on queer issues. In this issue you will find works by the Likho journalists who throw new light one some old and many new concerns - has 'boring' become the new 'queer', the impact of homophobic slurs, growing up gay in rural India, pride parades and the diverse colours of India's rainbow community. Our regular writers also focus on the growing problem of drug use in the community
Our center spread features the stars of this year’s most successful LGBT web series All About Section 377. While Papa Passion returns to straighten out some relationship intrigues, we also continue our queer graphic art series with a delightful tale of a wedding that takes place against all odds.
. The magazine will be couriered in a non-transparent envelope to maintain confidentiality.</p>
<p>Founded in 1990, Bombay Dost was the first registered LGBTQ magazine in India. On our cover we feature one of the finest actors in India today – Manoj Bajpayee. His turn as Professor Siras in Aligarh, as our reviewer says “chilled our bones.” In an exclusive interview, Bajpayee tells us, “The right to love should be granted to everyone.” The issue also features interviews with two other out and proud film personalities – one of Bollywood’s favourite film editors Apurva Asrani and Hollywood’s box office superstar Sir Ian McKellen.</p>
<p>As part of Bombay Dost's 25th anniversary, we embarked on The Likho Writing project to train budding journalists who want to write on queer issues. In this issue you will find works by the Likho journalists who throw new light one some old and many new concerns - has 'boring' become the new 'queer', the impact of homophobic slurs, growing up gay in rural India, pride parades and the diverse colours of India's rainbow community. Our regular writers also focus on the growing problem of drug use in the community</p>
<p>Our center spread features the stars of this year’s most successful LGBT web series All About Section 377. While Papa Passion returns to straighten out some relationship intrigues, we also continue our queer graphic art series with a delightful tale of a wedding that takes place against all odds.</p>&redirect_uri=http://www.facebook.com){kind=link}
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